Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-11-11

at the pOSt-onice book store.
B. ;. Webb has moved into his
house. lately purchased of Marcus Pol
iasky. 1t is n fine residence and we
know of no one that can enjoy it more
than ." By and his estmable wife.
Owing TO an unexpected call el.e-
where. the representative of the Brigh-
ton, Cloak Company could not be here
to give the exhibition sale at the Bee
Hive" as advertised. They give rea-
sons in the local columns OF this paper.
Another date will be given at an early
date. Our patrons will be notified in
time. PoLLAsKY Bros.
Henry Cole and Charles Angeyine, OF
Jackson, Were the guests of Geo. Aid
rich and family last week. The boys
spent the week. accompanied by our
jovial friend George. who by the way is
the gentleman that stoned the bear
some weeks aye, hunting. They report
lots of game and speak words Of praise
fH Gratiot county
Services at the Episcopal church will
hereafter be held ut o'clock in the
evening. On Friday evening next
there will be a meeting of those inter-
ested in the building and furtherance
Of the church work. which it is hoped
will be well attended. The meeting s
appointed for seven o'c'ock
Friday evening, November Is. will
probably see one Of the greatest shows
ever in 1t. Louis. Frank l. Frayne is
billed for that night. with his great
melodrama in which is introduced
"Ingersoll" the largest lion in captivity.
two large bears, two hyenas. three
great dogs. and his famous blooded
horse Kentucky Boy
Rev. Dr.. Hunting left for Kalamazoo
Tuesday evening. in answer to tele-
gram requesting Lis attendance upon
the funeral services Of Mr.. Woodford.
who was killed by run away team
While returning from a hunting excur
sion in company with three other pro-
minent citizens Of Kalamazoo, all Of
whom we're more or less injured.
The travelling agent for Roper *
Baxter. the celebrated cigar manufac- !
tors, was in town Wednesday, lie |
carries the celebrated brands Lucky
star and Something New" sold by
B. ) Webb He is hustler and |
knows how to sell his line. and does so
by judiciouS newspaper advertising |
This is Something New and he is a
Lucky star by so doing.
Bills are out announcing concert at |
College hall, Wednesday evening. Nov. |
rs, by Miss Stevens assisted by \ - |
Amsden. Geo Yerington. ChaS Yer
ington, \ Yerrington and II. y. Mill |
ken. The evenings entertainment will |
consist Of Oyertures, Piano, Cornet |
aud Violin solos. etc All |
turn out and enjoy this musical treat
Still they come. The Alma College |
registry contains the names of sixty |
three students, and yet there is room. |
No better opportunities are offered az |
4 of the m1ny excellent institutions, |
IF learning Of which the people of this |
state are justly proud. than are to be
found at Alma college. IIealthful and |
pleasant in location. easily reached 10y |
two railroads. 1t is in charge of an !
eminent corps of Instructors, under the |
leadership of President limiting
These are some Of the advantages the
college has to offer.
Tony Pastors Theatre was filled |
from the floor 10 the dome last night |
with On audience such as only y highly |
sensational play can attract to that |
house. Apart from the tragical situa- |
tions. however. "MardD, the hunter" |
rs represented by Mr. Frank |. Frayne !
and his corps of assistants. is accepta- |
ble The play Is full Of heartrendiug !
and takes the audience |
from California 10 - Petersburg. and |
to Siberia. This cold !
spot is arrived at in the third act. and |
Leonora. the huntresS, is discover
ed IN MardO : convict hut, who had |
been banished by the Gar The hut is |
ignited by Count Nallano. and Mardo !
comes TO the rescue and carries Leo |
nora safely out. but he is himself thrust !
back. \ trained bulldog, named Jack. |
responds to Mardo's call and in turn
rcscues him The acting of Mr.. John !
V. Melton. as Count Nillano. was very
effective. while Mr.. Frank |. Frayne
and Miss DeForrest. as the Hunter and !
Iiuntress respectively. shared the !
plaudits Of the house New York Iiu'- !
0id
Unfortunately the Brighton Cloak !
Company disappointed the Bee Hive"
the Sth and 9th, the days advertised for
their cloak sale. Below we give tele- |
grams from their agent at Lapeer, Civ
exact dates given of their arrival. on
which ground Pollasky Bros. made
their announcement:
LAPEER. OCT. s, 81
Pollasky Bros
viii he there on the sth and 9th
of November, without fail
j. J.. JENNINGS.